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Holness Swearing-in | Gov't redoubling efforts to build stronger Jamaica

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his government will be redoubling its efforts to put Jamaica on a stronger footing amid all the current challenges. Speaking at his swearing-in at King’s House this afternoon, Holness thanked Jamaicans...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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